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4th of July Celebration releases schedule of events
4th of July Celebration releases schedule of events
Traffic stop leads to methamphetamine arrest in Pollard
A routine traffic stop in the early morning hours of May 25 led to the arrest of a Pollard woman on drug-related charges. At approximately 1:30 a.m., a Clay County Sheriff’s Deputy was traveling eastbound on U.S. Highway 62 out of Pollard when a vehicle with an illegible license plate passed the patrol unit. The deputy initiated a traffic stop on County Road 463. The vehicle continued for several hundred yards before coming to a stop.
Corning officers attend Arkansas Narcotics Officer Conference
In late May, Chief Blaine McClung and Patrolman Nick Dillon represented the Corning Police Department and the 2nd Judicial Drug Task Force at the Arkansas Narcotics Officer Association Conference held in Hot Springs.
Corning Chamber hears update on 4th of July celebrations from Growing Corning Together
The June Corning Area Chamber of Commerce meeting was called to order by Pres. Rhonda Sollis at Gigi’s Restaurant on June 12. An invocational prayer was offered by Terry Gleghorn following which President Sollis introduced Colton Ladyman, President of Growing Corning Together to give an update on the 4th of July celebration they have planned in absence of the event hosted by the Chamber.
Area churches announce upcoming Vacation Bible School events
Grace Missionary Baptist Church June 23-27
Clay County residents named to Central Methodist University Dean’s List
The office of Central Methodist University Provost Rita Gulstad announced recently the students included on the Spring 2025 Dean’s List.
University of Central Arkansas congratulates Presidential Scholars
The University of Central Arkansas congratulates more than 1,200 students who were named as Presidential Scholars.
Apply for a WMA deer permit hunt by July 1
If you’re looking for a place to hunt white-tailed deer this fall in Arkansas, don’t miss the opportunity to apply for one of the Arkansas… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
House of Representatives
Every day, across Arkansas and our nation, human trafficking silently preys on the vulnerable, exploiting innocence and eroding lives. It is a crisis that hides in plain sight—within our communities, along our highways, and behind closed doors. In the 2025 Regular Session, the Arkansas House of Representatives took decisive action to confront this scourge and protect those at risk.